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Priest removed from local parish after abuse allegation
A Roman Catholic priest affiliated with a Fort Wayne parish has been removed from public ministry after his religious congregation received a credible allegation of sexual abuse of a minor against him, the Fort Wayne-South Bend Roman Catholic Diocese says.
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Police: Job seeker takes wallet; credit cards used
The Fort Wayne Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding three people suspected of theft and fraud.
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Verbatim: Shambaugh & Son to expand with two locations
Shambaugh & Son, L.P. announced today its plans for a two component expansion project.
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City police absolved in deadly shooting
Knight, 45, holed up inside a house in the 3000 block of Holton Avenue just before noon March 20. About four hours earlier, Knight pulled 49-year-old Jacqueline Bouvier Hardy off a Citilink bus and shot her in the face with a shotgun, according to police.
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4 escape fire tied to stove on north end
Food left cooking unattended on a stove started a small fire Tuesday afternoon at a house on Fort Wayne's north side, the city fire department said.
Balancing Fort Wayne's budget: And then there were two
At the start of the night there were four proposals on the table on how to address the cities budget problems, now there are two percent, but Councilman Russ Jehl, R-2nd and Mitch Harper, R-4 th , are opposed the idea of raising taxes and pitched their idea of coming up with the needed funds, while avoiding a tax hike.
Uneven ethics enforcement yields pessimism
I've always been a little skeptical about whether so-called cooling off periods are an effective way to prevent public officials from using their government positions to help companies they might later go to work for.
See the city's statues while you still can
I think I might take some time this week and wander around town and bother to notice, if not admire, the various sculptures, monuments and markers that we have in the city.
Covered bridge damaged by semi to open
SPENCERVILLE, Ind. A 140-year-old covered bridge in northeastern Indiana heavily damaged last fall when a too-tall semi drove through it should be reopening to traffic soon.
Bill to bar military base closings advances
Yearly defense authorization bills in the House and Senate also would keep the Starbase education program under the Pentagon's jurisdiction.
Fort Wayne-Allen County Airport Authority officials cut the ribbon on a new terminal building at Smith Field airport Monday.
Might take a year to repair Helmholtz sculpture
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Viewer demographics most crucial TV rating
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Boy, 5, hospitalized after nearly drowning
A 5-year-old boy who nearly drowned at Bixler Lake in Noble County was clinging to life Sunday in a Fort Wayne hospital, according to Indiana conservation officers.
Resort reopens on Lake Wawasee
SYRACUSE, Ind. A northern Indiana lake resort that was once a religious retreat for a century has reopened to visitors after being shut down five years ago.
Brenda Richardson, left, picks up information and talks to Meyers at the United Way table.
Disparate leaders agree ISTEP answers needed
Indiana's top Statehouse leaders all agree they'd like some answers from CTB/McGraw-Hill on the ISTEP+ failures, and they could get some as soon as the end of the week.
Teacher honor roll/education notebook
Lakeside Middle School teacher Julie Bird helps Joshay Williams, 12, with an assignment.
Families run together, celebrate Father's Day
Eighty-nine runners head for the wooded trail Sunday at the start of the annual Father's Day 4K trail run at Metea County Park.
Where has my little doll gone?
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